New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1926, Page 5

NFW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1926, i -I‘ |mll AT L THiA ufll b. Unless otherwise Indloated, thentrical notices and reviews in this colomn an written by the press agencles for the respective amusement company. 31000000 020000askabeenisiaeastsasisdiniotiiinatiisssintisions RIN-TIN-TIN AT LYCEUM Rin-Tin-Tin in “The Night Cr, now being featured at the Lyceumw by far the greatest pleture in this famous dog has ap- Taking his place with the he vivid drama of the north, Ri n-Tin assumes a spectacular role and reaches a ihrilling elimax when lie battles a giant condor in a fight for life, The companion feature heing shown {g “Satin in Sables” present- ing Lowell Sherman in his first pic. tnre since returning to the seree 1t ig a spectacular drama of a dis- solute Russlan prince who 18 wust. ing his life in riotous living in Paris untl he meets and falls in love with cafe dancer, Insplred by her, he | -easts aslde his old companions, whereupon he hecomes the center of a plot for vengeance in which he js aftacked thirough his brother, Fast ion, tragic happenings and a won- rful background make this a p of the first water, Paulina ron and Gertrude Astor have fine iria., or Thursday th The Non-Stop ¥ [a v’"" - y Those have | “Let's Get Marvied at the initinl | showing Jast night will o with the erities that this is the best of ing that Dix has yet given to n wonderful who whic the peared, human actors in “Let's Get Mar. Norma Shearer bill in as ried is shares equal hon | her datest dr Devil's Cir he Ooy is a story ing the elreus lif triangle big Th nounced not by man but by God, numbe 4s a comedy, s on the wmatie pieture, 8 Circ hazards of within the 5 of the sin pro The of notables, top, John Milji others MacDowell and program is and the remain for L acomplet D Wednesday completed with o | Iatest n This today and m,\ show heing ve i« a com ful flashy bac) good idea and T is a story speed, bril with a skill- nly t cheey reying a Jos sroun real ) teeming protuy sson | with y color pletures will b zor Emory Av- girls, ons go situations logical 1 to prove ty drama. of st People” N ven mor torially is tertaining stage play it hich ran for | i sure and s visualize than AT THE NEW PALACE Atis Richard Dix in his hest offrring the New Palace in “Let's Get Mar- ried” Tt you had promised your girl to huckle down and work hard, and t through circumstances of ich you were entirely innocent found yourself sentenced to thir- ¥ ¥ys up the river—how would yon cxplain your predicament? HARTFORD Perhaps the most novel method Riguette,” the cver used Is the one Richard Dix a av in swhich the Messrs, propriat in his latest farce, “Let Get Married” whicl is now play t Parsons' Theater "ot the New Palace, As his rois manufacture of hymn Richard bits on the easi way out DY writes a series of letiers to Mary, throngh a friend traveling in the eas and he £low dy the adven- inci- more Chic lsson it tea 1, tucked ur ht info nost th s th hor thisor md b ther o profitahl skin a rty or pove TARSONS, v musical Shubert, ever-pop hooks, deseribes in nture naginary s 18 just one of the dents In “Let's Get M ame 4 company e same funny LYCEUM \O“ PLAYING! CONTINUOU SHOW DAILY RIN-T!N-TIN [RBR[)S AT SO R 0 VM R AR A NI u qhi@s“, Lowell Shermanj Children After COMING—JOHN BARRYMORIF: in Today, Tues,, Wed, (Continuous) 10¢ “THE SEA BEAST” School, 1:15. ——c; Offering SPRING CARNIVAL No Advance in Prices! 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